Letterboxd’s foray into digital video rentals officially launches in December, the social film platform shared in a new blog post. Plans for a “Letterboxd Video Store” were first announced in March, but now Letterboxd has started to fill in some of the details of what kinds of movies its store will carry and where they’ll be available to watch.
The collection of films available through the Letterboxd Video Store will be curated around a few categories, according to the company. Those include films featured at film festivals that currently don’t have distribution, titles that continue to hang around in users’ watchlists, film restorations and “limited-time drops of sneak peeks and
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